her diesels. At 23.30 NE of Horten she caught the full force of a bomb, sinking just outside the harbour, south of Mølen Island, with 26 men killed and ten missing, including her captain. Only one crew member survived, plus ten crew members who were on leave in Horten. She was the only U-boat to be lost in the attack. The wreck was rediscovered in a depth of 190 meters by a Royal Norwegian Navy divers from sub-sea surveillance ship, in 1999. A high-resolution SAS image of the wreck which is in upright position made the cover of Sea Technology Magazine in June 2006 , and another SAS image of U-735 is made available by the Norwegian Defence Reseasrch Establishment. Two other ships were also sunk in the air attack: and . References Bibliography External links "Memories from U-735", sole survivor Die Versenkung von U-735 - Ein Zeitzeugenbericht des einzigen Überlebenden 1944 - YouTube World War II submarines of Germany German Type VIIC submarines U-boats sunk by British aircraft U-boats commissioned in 1942 U-boats sunk in 1944 World War II shipwrecks in the North Sea 1942 ships Ships built in Danzig Ships built by Schichau Maritime incidents in December 1944